Art Museum Area/Fairmount
Quiet and residential, the Art Museum area is located north of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and west of Broad Street. As the name suggests, those living here enjoy many cultural and recreational activities close to home.
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Chinatown
The Chinatown area of Philadelphia is a prospering community, nestled between the Pennsylvania Convention Center and the Vine Street Expressway. Dining here is a highlight, particularly for students on a budget.
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Fitler Square
Fitler Square is a quiet, residential neighborhood in the southwest corner of Center City, just beyond Rittenhouse Square. Attractive and convenient, residents enjoy tree-lined streets, outdoor dining, abundant restaurants, and cozy cafes.
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Graduate Hospital
Located south of Center City below Rittenhouse and Fitler Squares, the Graduate Hospital area offers both value-priced and renovated luxury spaces. Walking distance from the University of Pennsylvania and Center City, this area blends several of Philadelphia’s most popular locations.
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Northern Liberties
Due to recent revitalization projects, Northern Liberties has become a haven for local artists and musicians. Many galleries, studios, and music venues line the streets of this neighborhood.
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Old City
Old City is the birthplace of Philadelphia. Home to countless historical attractions (including the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall) alongside contemporary entertainment venues, this area is a rich and exciting place to live.
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The Parkway
Fountains, flowers and flags adorn the tree-lined avenue known as Benjamin Franklin Parkway. This area is home to many of Philadelphia's cultural attractions, including the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Academy of Natural Sciences and The Franklin Institute.
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Queen Village/Bella Vista
Queen Village and Bella Vista are prominent neighborhoods in South Philadelphia. These locations border two of Philadelphia's most distinguished landmarks: the Italian Market and South Street.
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Rittenhouse Square
Rittenhouse Square is a sanctuary in the heart of Center City. Hundreds of restaurants and boutique shops surround the Square, which is home to many single professionals, families with children, and an increasing number of retirees who are rediscovering the joys of city life.
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Society Hill
Society Hill is one of the most historic locations in Center City. Charming cobblestone streets line much of the area, which has a residential feel and boasts a prosperous restaurant scene.
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South Philadelphia
South Philadelphia has been described as the city's most colorful and diverse neighborhood. One of the most expansive areas in the city, South Philly is home to some of the most popular cheesesteak vendors in the city, the Philadelphia Sports Complex and the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
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University City/West Philadelphia
University City is home to Drexel University and the University of Pennsylvania. Students and faculty populate much of the area. West Philadelphia, adjacent to University City, is heavily residential and culturally diverse. Ethnic restaurants abound, and abundant multi-bedroom houses are ideal for student housing.
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Washington Square West
Located between Society Hill and Broad Street, Washington Square West is a colorful part of town. The area is within walking distance of the Avenue of the Arts, South Street and the gallery district in Old City.
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